Events
2025
July
My portrait of Anne Frank will be part of the Black and White Exhibition at the Library Arts Center in Newport, New Hampshire from July 12-Sept. 3, 2025. It’s in a gorgeous area of NH, so treat yourself and take a ride to see this colorful exhibition this summer.
March
Two of my smalti flags - trans and rainbow - are on display until May 10th, 2025 and for sale at Totally Cafe in Concord, NH as part of Queerlective’s the Queer Joy as an Act of Resistance exhibition. Stop by, have something yummy, and check it out!
Missing In New Hampshire Series
In February and March, I worked on and completed a second portrait in my Missing in New Hampshire series, that of April Bailey, who is still missing from my hometown of Nashua, New Hampshire. I communicated with her sister Nicole and used her photo by permission for this work. I made this portrait with stained glass and beads on 1/2” MDF and grouted it using Starlike EVO translucent grout. I used bright blue for the background and jewelry gems for her earring.
I gifted this portrait to Nicole when it was completed.
#2 April Bailey
April Bailey has been missing since January 15, 2020. She was last seen outside her Nashua home in the evening hours. She was wearing pajamas and slippers. April is now 41 years old. She is white, 5’3” tall and has black hair and blue eyes.
If you have any information about what happened to April, please contact the NH State Police at 603-223-3648.
I also spent time in March working on my stained glass portrait of Anne Frank. This is the largest portrait I’ve made at 24” x 24”, and I’m really proud of it. I’m saving it for a special submission later in the summer, so I’m hopeful that you’ll see it again soon.
April
May
My piece titled ‘Heavy’ will be displayed as part of UNBOUND vol. XIII at Artistree Gallery as part of Bookstock in Pomfret Vermont until May 24th, 2025.
This piece was made as a tribute to one of the most powerful books I have ever read, by Kiese Laymon. You can find out more about this piece on my Instagram page.
I’m excited that I’ll have 3 of my works, Molton, Pomegranate and my stained glass portrait of actor and activist Robert DeNiro, exhibited (and for sale!) at the New England Mosaic Society’s All Member Exhibit at the Becket Arts Center in Becket, Massachusetts from May 2 to May 25th. Stop by and see these and works from many other talented mosaic artists from around New England.
June
I created a hanging mobile stained glass piece I’ve titled “Family Tree” as a love letter to my 2SLGBTQIA+ family ahead of Pride season. It will be included as part of the New Hampshire Art Association’s “Transcendence” exhibit at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery at 136 State Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire from June 4-29 ,2025. This piece will also be for sale.
2024
October
I’m excited that two of my works, ”Heart of Glass” and “Eye of Horus in Blue” will be included in the New Voices in American Mosaics New England Mosaic Society 2024 All Member Juried Exhibition from Oct 19th - Dec 14th 2024 at the Narrows Center for the Arts at 16 Anawan St in
Fall River MA. “Eye of Horus in Blue” will be for sale.
September
Two of my pieces, ”Enso” and “Evil Eyes” will be included in the Full Circle: Speed of Light show at Mosaic Art Collective, 66 Hanover St. Suite 201 in Manchester, New Hampshire Sept 2nd - Oct 1st. The opening reception and birthday celebration will be Sept 14th, 2024 from 4-8 PM.
June
My latest work, titled “Know Know Then” will be included in the Luxe: Reflecting Queer Beauty and Resilience show at Mosaic Art Collective, 66 Hanover St. Suite 201 in Manchester, New Hampshire June 3rd - June 30th. The opening reception will be June 8th from 4-8 PM. Come experience some beautiful art during pride month!
April
Missing In New Hampshire Series
I’ve begun making stained glass portraits of people who are missing in my state. I hope this series will be useful in bringing attention to those who are missing so they are not forgotten, and to help their families search for them.
#1 Maura Murray
I made this portrait with stained glass and beads on 1/2” MDF and grouted it using Starlike EVO translucent grout. I used yellow glass for the background, not only because the original photo had yellow in the background, but because, to me, yellow is the color of positivity and hope. This portrait is based on a photo taken by the Murray family, and used with the permission of Julie Murray, Maura’s sister. I will be auctioning this piece off soon to raise money for the GOFundMe already established at mauramurraymissing.org for future testing and investigation efforts. Watch my Instagram page for auction information soon.
Update: This mosaic now has a happy new home!
“Maura Murray disappeared on the evening of February 9, 2004, after her car crashed on Rt. 112 in Haverhill, NH. Her whereabouts remain unknown. Maura was a stand-out student-athlete from Hanson, MA enrolled in the nursing program as a junior at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Her family continues to actively search for answers in an effort to find Maura.” – from mauramurraymissing.org
If you have any information about what happened to Maura, please contact the NH State Police at 603-223-3648.
Detailed Stained Glass Shop in Concord, NH
Three of my mosaic pieces - “Aurora”, “Hibiscus” and “Oranges and Grape Jelly” are displayed in the front window at Detailed Stained Glass at 24 Pleasant St in Concord New Hampshire, along with lots of beautiful stained glass work by other artists. My pieces are available for sale.
Update: My piece “Oranges and Grape Jelly” tied for first place in this show and my hibiscus piece won second place! These pieces are both for sale in my Shop.
February
My piece titled “Estranged” will be included in the All Hearts Statuses show at Mosaic Art Collective, 66 Hanover St. Suite 201 in Manchester, New Hampshire February 5th - 28th. Don’t miss it!